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Intuitive and sane. It's the first tiling WM I've put serious time into, and mostly it just works. Configuration is a snap thanks to the extensive man pages and the well-commented default config file. Instant config reloads mean you can see the results of your edits immediately. Only downside is imperfect NVidia support but that's their fault, buy AMD. See More
Reliable, resource freindly, classic desktop with stacking windows See More
The borders and title bars are less customizable. Outside colour change nothing else is possible. Plugin approach is a plus but as of now, no known plugin is available to change the appearance of window decoration. Firedecor is a good option but seems deprecated as it doesn't match the current Wayfire version. See More
Very customizable and lightweight with great effects and great gestures See More
Fairly lightweight considering the extensive customisation options, and a lot of eye candy. The documentation is very clear as well. See More
the best for wayland experience, all you have todo is edit ~/.config/weston.ini to you like. man weston.ini. See More
Have it running on a one of my DEV Fedora boxes and it is great. See More
It's fast, doesn't use much resources, is highly customizable and is rock solid (I cannot remember it crashing). It's combination of simplicity and beauty is unmatched. The default theme on e16 is kinda disappointing. Try B-42 or Dark-One. Be careful if you enable Composite. It works flawless, but you can screw your menus when playing around with the transparent settings in the settings menu. Making a backup-copy of your .e16 preferences beforehand might save you some trouble. See More
The commands you use in the Qshell (built in shell for interacting with the window manager) has an intuitive filesystem-like feeling, while staying so close to Python syntax you can basically paste it into your config file. And the best part, if you don't like Qshell, just use Your shell. qtile-cmd exposes all of Qtile's functionality to the console. See More